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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-29

The people of Waco and vicinity.
will be kept posted as to the time %
the opening OF the New Drug 0'oio'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-29


r.p5j uey,r 1--WE unthcd,ht. There
+. r,chvc., III IL. and enough corrup.
t,on to -tsgger a world none too
rure AT best. We trust the good
raboi will never turn back or even
look back now that hi. nervous haul
bath c,utched the p.ow. There i-
much ia IL hsOol' SUCK 10 It, n"H u
you doa nnu some OIL '"c 'Na9
oIed' oil "a! p'uH'ago WI" SIN e"
Ie' nr'' oc'oro YOU are oo,'' WIN ~
"e viii DE- eroeSpIy 'iiI''aNon' nue."
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ifu'h"' o'' Oh history va 'aUOI'
'9 i 49, ,..',,,,;no,.
every ""I' ""'" "a '"'' 40
VIII W ~ ' o"'
THE Dl.ln7 tair is stilI attracting
crowds Of deeply Interested visitors
from aIi parts ofthe state, AND from al
over the southwest Returned VisI-
tors all agree 'hat tie eAn'0'' - one
"o'"s i"''"i'0 =, oN'' w. , Wv
i've 'oi ''' ~ ,n;',,T.ns
'ne eN N'o'' VI ~ ''u' ',Ia maaI ana
gran" anu d" nr 'V"' "',' ,a,sa, No..
'o''o" ''"', ,. ~ Wv ,ra',uo,ion arc
..u ond oo,,,,o many hicb
tr;Impbs FROM I, xas sources alone.
no,o,.o,
J" AGO mas " : o''' '1"' s'..,,,
rcA' ''' D'"' q, .,..r-.s ,ls ran.
WIN '''V ''"S ~ .lau, Cor
.r,'..., hono,, o,ostiou hut
,,u l.d hct or scratch your head and
,h,ul ,,yicc bcfore you essay To an
uor
49, sr,..,.,.r now satisfied
:, m.,anl, ana rot robbinp the
visitors and Bill feels easy III his
mind again Bills satisfaction does
not proceed from the exemplary con-
duct of the hack driyers, however, In
any degree.
GOV. Ross never sanctioned tine
=. dj.bur, ,mert OF 5000 Of the states
, money with better grace than that
f with which he endorsed the warrant
ford + smith, the slayer OF tine
train robbers
4 raw wears more and we who
- r.;tl un, "a noi,r
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-29
Texas.

| Boys, smack your lips at the White
Elephant.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-29

IA An IED--NcWs H~cu 3. Co. travel ol.. .,i-
~ Appy o Ctt-crut NtW- Cump.u. Hv
&. utloi, Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-29

IIE ExANtNtR wifi not be held respon-
slolc for debt. contracted by employees eNcept
upon 20 w,itten order signed by The business
man ger
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-29

We have never yet heard of any
man who has Yet wadod through
worN on prohibition,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-29

A GOOD many of our Texas paper
are now hgatil the California fever
1t seems mvstrry why so many PEG
pie 20 to that state from THIS. TeNar
has all the advantages.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-29

GOV. Ross never sanctioned the
di.bur, emert OF 5000 Of the states
money with a better grace than that
with when he endorsed the warrant
torJ.E smith, the slayer OF the
train robbers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-29
wer

Bill SrEKGrr Is now satisfied.
Dallas people are not robbing the
visitors and Bill feels easy III his
mind again. Bills satisfaction does
not proceed from the exemplary CON
duet of The hack- drivers, however, in
any degree.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
The Crime Calendar.

Jacob A. Talbot, a young colored man,
committed suicide In Baltimore, yesterday,
by hanging himself. He haI said tina,
"he was deeply impressed with the belief
that Ross, who was hanged last Friday
bad found the true way of reaching
Heaven, and his only wish was TO die like
him and follow him to the home of the
blessed
At Garfield, Washington Territory, or
Sunday morning, as laborers from tn,
Spokane and Paloule Ra'lro.d coustruc'
tion force tore up the Oregon Railroad
and navigation Company's track and pu,
in crossing which they were guardin al
last accounts.
McCabe, the Wayne county murderer
who escaped from the jail at Horesda e
Penna., last June, was captured earl,
yesterday morning by Sheriti's posse IL
a barn near his old home. He was aimed
With two revolvers, but did not show
fight.
At Leavenworth Kansas, on Sunda,
evening, James Gaines, colored, shot AM
killed Thomas Cary, also colcred, Will,
the latter was walking home frou
church with Gaines wife with whom
he had net been living with for som,
time.
Joseph Mcbride, a farmer, returned
home from fair at Eaton, Ohio, earl,
Yesterday morning, and found William
Babbitt, the hired man, in his wife's apart
ment. He fired twice at Bsbbitt, and killet
him instantly.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
FOURTH EDITION
rho Ch,nese Embassy hers.

8 P. Ma Kien Chang, a big, tat, Jolly
looking Chinaman, the envoy sent to this
country to arrange for the concessions
granted by the Chinese Government to
Wharton Barker and his syndicate, ar
rived In Philadelphia, on Tuesday ac-
companied by his suite and Count Mitkie
wicz. They got here on the Washington
limi ed express, and were met at the
Broad Street Station at | o'clock by
Wharton Barker aud Simon Stern. Mr..
Ma Kien Chang ami MIR. Barker and
Count Mitkiewicz got IN q barouche and
the envoy's suite entered close carriage.
Ma klen Chang's valet, q bright looking
Chiness boy with very long queue, sal
on the box with the driver OF the closed
carriage. Mr.. Barker took his visitor:
down Chestnut street TO the banking
house on Fourth street.
All along Chestnut street the occu
pants of the two carriages attracted {
great deal of attention, and when thI
carriages were drawn up In front OF tn
banking houss big crowd gathered
Count Mtkiewicz wouldn't talk abou
the banking and telephone privilege
granted by the Chinese Government
neither would Mr.. Barker. After a shor
stsy the visitors were driven to Ninth ANT
Green, where they took train for Jenk
intown. Mr.. Barker has prepared
residence for Mr.. Ma Kien Chang and hi
suite near his Jenkintown residence q
Wyncote, just west OF Jenkintown, wher
the visitors will spend the next mont
and the great o.Chinese con.raC
will be arranged there. The house
very tastefully furnished. The envo
ard his staff will come in ,wn to witne,
the parades each day during the Center
NAL celebration.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
Personal,

Or. II. r Wilson, who passed the
summer in Europe, has returned homo.
Joseph L. Killgore ia making q bust
ness visit to our city.
Master Alfred L. Shafner arrived
home this morning at o'clock, after .
very enjoyabls visit Of near tive weeks
DR. Ward 3. Rowland and wife viii
be tsndered reception this evening a.
his tstaer's residence in Media, Pa.
Mrs. Amy Cochran, residing nea,
West Chester, who has been visiting
the family CT Mrs, Jone, Guthrie 10,
the past week, returned home on Mon.
day evening,
McKendree Downham of GEORGETOWN
and w. L McCsbe of Selbyvle. who
are attending the Great GouGcil of Red
Men, a-e guesss OF the Rev. W. L. s.
Murray.
The wives of Lieutenant Colonel G.
y. Hart, Secretary of State Salisbury,
Adjntant General Keuney and Cover.
nor Biggs Will ba guestB ut the Girard
Eo1Ae TO witness Lhe Cantenais! dis.
Play.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
REviTIES.
rho cheapest har mouse In the city
KNmford Bros &OA Market street.
hf,A. A,nItFn

rho cheapest hsI mouse In the city.
KNmford Bros 4OA Market street.
Reed birts a. Fullmcr's.
Turtle and clam soup at fuilmer's.
Meals from to midnight at Fulimery.
Roast dinners speciality at fullmer%
R,oilet opring chicken at FIlimers.
Deyiied and stswod crabs at Fuilmers,
Ice cold szl; oysters at fuDnsr's.
Fried oysters at Fuilmer's.
Tcs 8usn's ceLi y3u viii IKE n
Tr- Susa's coal yoa will surely hksn u
W. ). Kiropis, grocer, gno AID Jrstisoa.
mllsr1 e, I'svls', le~siss, r.. SIG ssrss'
EiEs Ia n. Eiasl, ~ Esnrs, IL u. rouiN
h. Boop smith, druggist, bth and kinH,
American Laundry te2 West Front street.
TIE old fashion mciGsses ca2ty man is
& 81 at RIO ". Second FtrCet.
buy your frait ,sra, Jelly tumelers s1d
spices At Lynch = LcaFy S. lih ami Madison.
Yerger's, 4ls Shiplsy streot, Is tho leading
place Tor pictdre frames In this city.
window screene and 1er screens made al
Yerser's, tl9 SIMPLIFY street.
John q. Bryant, No. u East Seventh
street, is prepared % supply any Kind or al
kinds OF beoss at LeHesi Possible tash
Prices, or viii sell come on installments OF
small weekly or monthly pay ments.
II you want your Heaters and Range
overnaulsd and put IN L cd order fy:- the
winter, send your order TO kast Fourth
street FicEels stove and Heater Company.
BY Selephore Number 32S, 1t will bt
promptly attended TO.
We are prepared to do all kinds OF new
heater work or repairing of heaters, roofing
or spouting IN all kinds of metal ,ul
WORK 10 always guaranteed to be the bcs
and to give satisfaction. Our Ereplac,
heaters the Splendid and Equator, are th'
best In the market. Piexeis' stove store
f. Fourth st
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
Il. a. Il. Orders.

Department Commander j. L. Now.
bray has issued the following orde:.
81 In accordance with the decision OF
the semi-annual encampment, Beld at
Milford, Delaware, August Il, the regu-
lar annual encampment will be held at
Dover, Del on Friday, February 10,
1888. Location OF hall VIII be named in
later order.
"lI. The invitation to participate in
the constitutional parade In Philadelphia
on September l6, having been accepted at
the semi-annUal encampmeat, il is ear
nestly desired that all comrades will at
tend in proper g. A. r. uniform, If pos
si6le. Members having no uniform will
dress, as far as practicable, IL dark suits,
the membership badge TO be worn in each
case. A band has been secured and ar.
rang ements made to go ON the train leav-
ing Harrington at 80 a. IN 4 (F-iday, lG)
Wyoming, sig; Dover, $50; dill 5letown,
800; New Castle, q; Wilmington, 8 AZ.
Posts Nos $ and 9will connect with the
same train at Wilmington. Excursion
rates have been made at ali stations Posts
Eot having sufficient members present to
form as such will be consolidated IN for
nation of line OF parade
'lll. Owing to the death of our late
honored and beloved comrade, A. S.
NoneF, alternate to delegate at large TO
national encam pment, Comrade Alexan
der Burleigh Of General Thomas A. Smyth
Post, No. /, has been elected to fill the
vacancy Comrade K. II Gregg having
rosigI ed, Comrade w. Y Swigge:t of Ad
miral s F. DUPONT Post, No. 2, has been
elected delegate to the national encamp-
ment.
tlN The railroad fare to St. Louis from
Wilmington during the national encamt =
ment will be, as now arranged, $40 80 for
the round trip. 1t is hoped that there will
be large attendance from the depart.
Inent. Arrangements have been made
with all the st. Louis hotels TO charge
only their usual rates.
''E Posts not having made report OF
action on the proposed Pension bill, pre-.
sented by the National Pension Com.
mittee, viii forward the same to these
headquarters without delay"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
Pool and Pistols.

A fight over game OF pool, which
nearly ended in murder, took place on
Tuesday morning in saloon at Twelfth
and Lombard streets, Philadelphia. The
rioters were James McIlhenny, of Is 80
Lombard street; John Stanton, of 2i2
Dwyer street; Thomas McArdle, of AL
Blight street, and Joseph Gathers, OF
1907 Carpenter street They had been
playing pool and drinking all night and
dispute arose over tie payment for one
OF the games. Gaithens was attacked by
his three companions, but he routed them
and they ran cut of the saloon.
Mcllhenny and McArdle said they were
going to kill Gaithens and they went TO
a store on South street, where they each
bought pistol. They loaded the weapons
and returned to the saloon with Stanton.
AS they entered the door with drawn pis-
tolls Gaithens dashed out the back way
and called on an officer for assistance.
The policeman drew his pistol and forced
the three rioters to surrender. They were
taken to the Nineteenth district police
station and Magistrate List held them
under $500 each for trial.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
THIRD EDITION.
Dots.

A good boy csn get q steady situation
ut Kennard s. Co.'s store, 6S2 Market
street.
King street. He has rot moved away
from there as 1t has been represented.
For the best family flour 20 to White
b Bro, Front AID Orange, or Silver
brook.
Mr.. Harry Porter took O Photographic
view OF the RED Mems parade ycater-
day afternoon, rs they passed Fourth
c,mirs up Market street.
The stock ot machinery, and horses
and wagons belonging to John II. WI.
son. were sod at sheriff = sale to-day
al comparatively low rates.
Chief Justice Comegys arr Judge
Wales will attend the judicisl dinner In
PhilAdelphta In honor OF the Centen-
nial celebration.
DR.. John O. Yahey. No 1927 West
Fourth street, wine has been visiting at
Asbury Park, has returned home,and 10
ready to practice.
The sheriff's sale OF the personal ef.
fects of Mr. John A. Wilson took place
this morning til o'clock, and aRricUl-
tural implements brought 'tair prices.
J.B, Piercsro. Brand wine Hundred,
]cst t no bay horse on Tuesday, which
cost him $50, from an attack OF throat
disease.
Prof. webster's dancing academy
opens Mondsg next, Segtember 18Th, at
the Masonic Temple. ghe ladies and
children's classes Will Commence en- tae
1st of Octoba=.
An oyster supper and festival will be
given by the Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Stanton Presbyterian church, en the
school houss lawn, on Fricay and Sat
urdsy even.n ngs, the &d and 24th inst.
DIR. Pancoast has temporarily given
up the search for the sunken treasures
OF the priysteer De B-sak, which he has
been prosecuting ut tie Delaware
Breakwater.
Quite al array of legal talent assem-.
bied at the City Hall this morning tC
hear the evidence In the trials of the
policy dealers and their backt:s, which
took plafe at 9 o'c oek.
8. M. Crarston, Of Newport, lost twt
bulls on last Saturday evening OF th,
road leading from the Bear &c Stanton
and now desires information that wi.
enable i'm to find chem.
The beautiful ensign and gyidon pre-
sente3 to Troop 3 by John 2. Donaho
are on exhibition in the window o
Ayars s. Son, jewellers, SOD Darke
street.
James Broderick, Of this cit-. fell int;
the Delaware at Pier 7, South Deiawat,
avenue, Philadelphis, yesterday morn
iag, and had 1t not been fer the assist
ance of Harry Gilmore, fireman on tn,
police ting Stcckiey, would have beer
drowned.
The Democrats of Chester county
Pa, yesterday nominated Il. Jone
Monaghao, nephew Of Robert L. Mon
sRhan, If West Chester, for Judge; j
Frank f Hause for district attorney
and Harvey W. MzrrAy for Sleriff.
You may 60 farther, pay more ant
fare worse II you fail to get your ticke
In time for j. DeGodt's excursion fo
the Read ing Fair, where fine mirth ant
good times are the order OF the day
Train leaves WILMINGTON, Thursday
Sept. %, at 40 a. n. Fare, q 80.
A large truck belonging to Mr.. Harr,
Brown, or which wss loaded a larg
boiler for the Curtis Bros. Paper Mills
F Newark, Del, broke oown this morn
|, ing at Ninth aud Church streets. |
was made by the Hilles & Jones Com
pHny.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
The JUBGE's DECIsION.

A policy Dealer UpRsid BY thoSury.
The ten Keen detect!ves who worked
their little sniart game on the "quiet"
yesterday created lots of talk on the
atreets and considerable excitement,
but anybody whose policy is TO disooeS
the laws of the lard deserves the desert
reecrited by the makers. But q msl
who adopts the policy te act fqvaIe
wita ne public 10 always upheld by
the judges OF fsir play and resps the
benefit. 30 IL to with the great insts;u-
ton, the one price, square desiipe
Grend Central Depot. Mr. Meyers, ttt
proprietor, wishes 1t plstnly understood
that any perton extending hiu tbeii
patronage cyn depend en- goods repre-
sented as thsy are, one price to al. Nc
departure bsom that rele. Sstistactior
guaranteed or money cheerfelIy RS
s1nded. Therefore, when in Deed OF 8
quit Of clothes or ar overcoat, patcon
.zs the eeserving clothier, noItawssI
corner OF Fifth and Market.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
TNo MaFko(s.

The street markets were we'll attend ed
th,s morning, and prodace brought the
following prices: Butter, % 10 300. peg
pound; eggs, 90 to $50 per dozen; corn,
IL to 15c. per dozen; tom atoes, IL to loo.
per half peck; lima beans, 10 to 100. per
quart; string beans, Zoe. per quart; egg
plants, 8 to los. apiece; chickens. live,
65o. TO 81 per pair dressed, 75c. 10 81 rs
per pair; peaches, 80 to 400. per half
pecE; pears, SEQ. per hAlf-peck; grapes,
8 to i0S. per poaud; potatoes, 10 to l5c.
per hsli-ptck. 60c. per bushel; apples,
II to 25c. per half peck; beets, 3 TO &c.
per bunch; peppers, 8 10 10c. per dozen
squssbes, 9 TO &c. apiece; ounces, acc
per half peck; celery, 8 TO l0c per stalk
cabbage, 8 to 10c. per head.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
News Summary.

The body of Hugo Van Hcuer, aged
about - years, WAS found floating In
the canal near Washington, yesterday
morning, He LETT his boarding houee
on ths 5th inst. leaving q note In his
room cay ing thst he c.nternplsted sri.
eide. He belonged TO geod family IL
Germany, but 'emiRrated from thst
country some time ago in conseque nee
Of trouble with his wife.
Mary Harrison, whose mother ilvee
in Philadelphia, Was kiliad lssI even
ing In Bridgeport, where ohe lived with
an aunt. The girl got uEder q coal car
standing on Rsidins, and Was engaged
picking coal when the car was moved
by shifting engine, the wheels passing
over her head. A verdict OF accidental
death was rendered by CoroDer's
jury.
At q meeting of tee Directors OF the
Nevada HANK, in San Francisco on
Tuesday evening, James 9. Flood, who
has been IN i'll health for some time, II
signed the Presidency, and ex-senator
James Fair. after being elected di.
rector, wGs chosen Presidett George
l.. BrAnder rendered his resignation E
! Vice Precedent and director, which Wss
accepted,
Three large sheds in New orleens fell
on Monday night, buIyiDg mum Der ti
people. Two persona were killed and a
number injured. The shedB were re.
ceutly rlrchased by the Il!uoie Cen
trail Railroad, which granted Derinissio
to the people OF the neis b porhood ic
carry of the old lumber. A large
crowd was 90 engaged when the shedt
fell.
A freight and ncco nmodation train
on the Port Roysl and Western North
Carolina Railroad fell into canal
through a bridge. near Augusts, Ga
ON Tuesday morning. Nine freight cara
were demolished and their contents
dumped into the water. The occupants
OF the passenger cars escaped wi.h tlght
Injuries
The vein OF rock salt discovered al
Ellsworth, Kansas, is reported to te 16t
feet thick ana sc per cent. pure, the
other per cent, being line and mag
nesis, but no potash. The salt is pure
white aud lit for table use on grinding
only. The vein is ZOO feet bslow the
surface.
The farm buildings OF s;s'e Control
Ter Stevenson, at Clinton, MaiUe, were
burned on Monday nipbt, with Eve
cows ard horse. Threats had been
made TO burn his buildinRP, because o!
his enforcement OF the Prob oilory law
The roof Of the Jewish Synagogue. or
Judd street, Chicago, cavtd IN yestey
day morning, buryinG u number o
workInen win were repairing the build
ing. Two men we're fatally, and tWt
severely LiuIed,
The total value of our exports o
breadstuffs during tie eight month
which ended on the 3lst ult was $i1B,
SEQ 492 against $50, 5s7 ,07l for the cor
responding period OF 1886
Rudolph Hileorsnd, ex Senator from
Lagrange, Texss,nesriy so years OF rs e
Was thrown from his carriage on Mon
day evening and instantly killed.
1t Is announced that Mayor Hewitt
Will present the stand Of colcrs to tn.
tiIenen IN Nav York, instead OF Mrs
Cleveland, who declined.
At & special meeting Tuesday Of
Select Council ar appropriation OF $800t
to pay for The grand stand on Bread
street, Philadelphia, was suthe-ized.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
Railway Investigation.

d. T. Littler, of the Pacific Railwa,
Commission, began an investigation ii
Chicago yes erday into the affairs of tn,
Sioux City and Pacific Railro,d Cosnpan,
which was subsidized by the Government
to the extent of 81 10000. The investi
cation was held in the Office OF President
Hughitt, OF the Northwestern Company
the organization which absorbed the Sioux
City and Pacific. The prime object OF
the meeting was to investigate the ahii V
OF the Sioux City and Pacific Railroad tc
liquidate Its Indebtedness TO the United
States.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
DIED.

COLLINS. lin Ghrts'iaua Hundred, on the
18th inst, Peter Collins, aged 70 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral from his late
residercs, on thursday morning.. at 9 q. IN.
lntermont at 81. .ioseph's s Cemetery.
KELLEY.-At New Castle, on the 18th
inst, Mary. wife Of John X elley.
The relatives ana frienc OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funera
from her late residence, Vine street, New
.as:i', on lhu's lay, September 18TH, at 50
q m,
sHEPPARD.-on Sept 10, h asan T. Shep.
pard, aged 81 years.
Relatives ard friends are respectfully in.
yited to attend her funeral from the
Union N. Z. Church, r fifth and washingt n
streets, on Thursday, the 18th inst, at "a
o'citc1. lnteIment at hiverview Cemetery
FULTON. .-On the l4th tnet., Emily May
daughter OF Robsrt and Mary Jana fui-
ton, aged months and II days.
Relatives and friencs Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funera
from the residence Of her parents, at Fret
Park. liuPont's ranAs, on Friday Afternoon
At Q O'Clock. lnterment at Green Hill Oeme
terry, 4
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
FIFTH EDll
BAyaftf ana

T., ,s,s Secretary B,yard ,e.,.J
inRIon yesterday. In ~,
.Ioi .ion on the sut Jet,
sts, ement made IN Il. - n
nent, that the Uui.a, 81
ment had ordered N. :, n
the i,, seizures Of Bli,i.L ~ ~
,.' 9 ,nskan waters, bad n
with surprise. He AL
the making cf az r,IJ
scIibed. Tho ves,e , '' sa 4
uei are now in tie C., II
oicsary awaiting tie \
courts, which wi. ia
sality of the seizure, \ \
sAid there was No re "A Il
between the seizure. = Al
and the question ara. \
treaty OF 1918, re!a,iv.
fisheries. ~
The negotiations y /,
government upon the a,
Iect are proare.tins AZ !.
expected. and NJ D
his ability to lay beic.s I;
u assemblies, a saiis,a,.,.. =
tlement Of the ditf.-s,, T., %. |.
United States and G :, !
specting the fisherie,
The Toronto Glote'. ,
pondent cables a re.,a,
abatement that, on ben, 4 /
Fishery Com % i,e;on Wi
free exchange OF nstc,a,
turn for the fishery co.t
United States.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
KENNARD&C0,
NEW SILKS.

A splendid line of
new silks in 3 of
the best and most
reliable m AXE S:
American, Guine t
and Bonnet, every
yard of which we
warrant to give sat
isfaction and guaran-
tee our prices as
low as any house in
America selling re-
liable goods.
Faille Francaise
in all the new shades
at Sl.25. Fall e
Franchise in blacks,
both American and
foreign, at $l.25,
Sl.37, Sl.50, $l.75,
81; all new, fresh
goods.
The system OF
selling every article
at a small profit.
but of a thoroughly
reliable quality is a
ruling principle of
this firm.
New fall and win
ter dress goods in
larger variety than
ever.
G o m p a re our
prices with other
houses and you will
always find them at
low water mark.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
Tho Recent FInoda

Later reports from Tucson, Arizona, say
the damage to the railroads by the rec, nj
floods is much greater than at first sup.
posed. The washouts extend at intervals
from the Colorado river TO the Dragoon
Mountains, east Of Benson No trains have
arrived at Tucson since last Thurs day
night, and 1t is said that three weeks will
be required to repair the road TOR travel
Eastern passengers detained at Tucson
Will be transferred by overland coaches.
The heavy rains have extended to Sonora
and washed out five miles of track and
three bridges on the Sonora road,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
Indian SoEoois,

Professor Riley, Superintendent cf In
dian schoo!s,in speaking OF the education
OF Indian children, said yesterday that,
unfortunately, the Government did NOT
Have buildings enough to accommodate
more than one half OF the Indian chill
dren who would attend school. TIE cnly
Indians now opposed to the education OF
their children were the L ties, in Colorado
ami be thought they would give in before
long. The greatest need of Indian schools
he says, is on the Sioux Reservation.